Southern Railway System Most Direct Line to All Points North, South, East, West UNEXCELLED PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE FIRST-CLASS EQUIPMENT COMPLETE DINING CAR SERVICE THROUGH PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS To and From All Principal Cities, Including ASHEVILLE.N.C. "THE LAND OF THE SKY" Low round-trip rates for all important, special occasions, Christ mas Holidays, etc. Low round-trip Winter Tourist Tickets to all principal Winter Resorts. If you contemplate making a trip, before completing your arrangements consult a representative of the Southern Railway System, who will gladly and courteously fur nish you with information at to the best and most comfortable way in which to make same; will also be glad to arrange Sleeping Car reservations, etc. . J. O. JONES, T- P. A, S. E. BURGESS, D- P. A., Raleigh, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. THE SOUTHERN SERVES THE SOUTH THE A. A. KLUTTZ CO. EVERYTHING FOR THE STUDENT Individual Greetings, En 9 graved Cards, or other i" I Sccrflfln s n,h?3mie? Durnflm ed now to insure delivery That Fall Suit THE man who knows just what sort of suit he wants will in all probability find it here. The man who does not know will find here the choicest variety of suits he ever saw from which to do his choosing;. If you wear our good clothes think of the man who does not! Tell him about the fit! Tell him about the style! Tell him about the wear! Suits, $J5.00, $18.50, $20.00, to $30.00. OVERCOATS $15.00, $20.00, to $30.00. Sneed-Markham-Taylor Company Clothiers Durham, N. C WHITING-HORTON COMPANY 10 E. MARTIN S-n RALEIGH, N. C Special outfitters for college boys. Clothing: and men's furnishings "of the better kind." All Caro lina students cordially invited to make our store headquarters in Raleigh, and to trade here where their patronage is appreciated FLOWERS for the DANCES LEAVE ORDERS AT FOISTER'S AGENCY FOR J. J. FALLON DURHAM, N. C. Leading Florist ATTENTION PLEASE Thousands of men are using today the same Moore pen that went through college with them. Better buy a Moore For tale at all colUgm beam - jTT ttoret, jewelers, druggist J rt M -ftll f - -"nd stationer wi I w"" J J J THE MOORE PEN COMPANY Ck 72n&tuws (asi) Store (Company THE QUALITY STORE Solicits the patronage of faculty, students, and citizens on fur nishings, Ralston and Walkover Shoes, Holeproof, Buster Brown, and Phoenix Hosiery, Arrow Collars. ' Lowest prices and polite attention. Owen 3? Armstrong. (TolUgt Agents PURE NEATSFOOT OIL for your Shoes and Led dings. For sale by CHAPEL HILL HARDWARE CO., Chapel Hill, II. C. SWEATERS SWEATERS Athletic Goods, Tennis Balls and Racquets . Gym Supplies in fact, anything you need for your athletic work N. G. GOODING Y. M. C. A. No. 1 Gus Travis intends to burn the midnight oil next week. He's go ing joy-riding. He will also put on a shredded wheat skirt and do the Hula for Lula (that's his girl.) Francis Bradshaw, 0. B. Hold ing, Holmes Ilerty, , and W. T. Steele have been initiated into the Junior order of Gimhouls. Bill Snider says he's going to spill egg on his shirt front next week and thereby delude the girls into thinking he's got lots of kale. J Dance Dope Wright announces that he and his musicians are in perfect tune. Tickets for the German Club Dance are on sale Thursday after noon at Patterson's. Be sure to secure your , tickets before . the night of the dance. German Club dues must be paid before attendance at the dance will be possible. Out of town boys must have dress suits at the night dances. Adam Thorpe will give an exhi bition of "The Paradise Dip" on Thursday morning." Have your lady arrive early and learn this new glide, invented by Prof. Thorpe. Mr. "Peck" Korris expects to take an extensive "skiffing" tour on the proceeds of the dance. If you haven't enough dates, see Stan Travis, Allen Martin (bless his little heart-) or "Doggie" Og-burn. "Beanie" Kinlaw announces with regret that only eight out of the seventeen girls he asked, will be present. Special sale of "Tiz" begins Tuesday. It is unfortunate that Mr. Worth Daniels will not he allowed to "cut in" nor Mr. Tom Pace to "intercept." . Hal Cooley coolly announces that' heh as a supply of massage cream and pink powder for the fall hops. . .. . Anyone wishing to part with his fair dame, just "knock her down" to Capt. Allen. Baby Tennant expects to attend the dances. He may raise a mus tache on Wednesday so . he can tickle the girls. "Bay" Tayloe can do the "re verse" backwards. Harry Barbee will make his de but Thursday afternoon at 2:15 (before the girls arrive). Dr. Froggy Wilson will give his annual "dance quiz" on Friday afternoon. All boys are asked to convey their ladies to the gym via the "ankle excursion" and donate the extra two-bits to "Bed" Norris and "Bed" Cooper for the Bed Cross. Freshmen! Get the tickets which entitle you to he Balcony Buddies. Warning : It is a Booloo offense to look down on the girls or to whistle with the orchestra. Tuxedo or full dress must be worn by Freshmen in the balcony. Don Daniels says he will kiss a certain girl until she loses count of 'em. (We don't see how she can with the thing going on right under her nose.) Wanted ! a pair of new pumps by James Ficklen, who will volun teer two cows? It has been suggseted that Bill Poindexter replace the sour pickle in his mouth with an all-day suck er during the latter part of next week. 111 7 Your first package will show you the common sense of choosing Fatima a balanced Turkish blend that never disturbs or irritates. FATIMA A Sensible Cigarette EAT AT THE ROYAL CAFES Chapel Hill as Well as in Durham Where Sanitation Prevails and Your Patronage is Appreciated A Few Suggestions of CHRISTMAS GIFTS from FOISTER'S Kodak Memory Books, Kodak Albums, Pillows, Pennants, Fountain Pens, Manicure Sets, Toi let Sets, Calendars, Stationery, Desk Sets, Pic ture Frames, Diaries and hundreds of other things of the quality that pleases and the . PRICES ARE RIGHT Come in Now! FOISTER'S

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